Modular Technician

Modular Genius Inc•Joppatowne, MD

11d•$18 - $26

About The Position

Modular Genius, Inc. is seeking a Modular Service Technician to inspect, repair, modify, and prepare its fleet of modular buildings. The role includes work in framing and finish carpentry, light electrical, flooring, plumbing, painting, running gear, HVAC checks and maintenance, and other modular building repairs. Technicians also support installation and removal of modular units at project sites, perform customer-requested modifications and warranty repairs, and help ensure buildings meet quality standards and scheduled delivery dates. The position is based in Churchville or Joppa, Maryland, with work at other project sites as required. It involves physically demanding work in outdoor construction environments, travel with overnight stays of up to a week, and a flexible work schedule. The technician is expected to follow company and site safety policies, maintain a clean work area, operate and inspect company vehicles and equipment, manage tools and parts inventory, complete required service and delivery paperwork, and provide courteous explanations of repairs and services to customers. The role also requires recording hours through the ADP smartphone application at the end of each workday.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Prior construction experience.
Carpentry knowledge and experience.
Safety-conscious and able to work as a team member.
Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.
Some computer knowledge and good communication skills for interacting with customers, salespeople, contractors, shop personnel, and Williams Scotsman employees at branch locations.
Ability to speak, read, and write English.
Ability to perform typical construction math, including adding and subtracting feet, inches, and fractions.
Ability to lift 75 pounds without assistance.
Ability to work at heights up to 40 feet and in confined areas such as an 18-inch crawl space.
Ability to work outdoors year-round on typical construction sites.
Flexibility with work schedule and willingness to travel and stay overnight for up to a week at a time.
Reliable means of communication, such as a cell phone.
Must be a U.S. citizen or legally authorized to work in the United States.
Valid driver's license and proof of vehicle insurance.
Reliable transportation.

Nice To Haves

Electrical experience.
Plumbing experience.
Welding experience.

Responsibilities

Follow Modular Genius, OSHA, customer, and site-specific safety requirements and company policies.
Promote workplace health and safety through training, observations, and safe work practices; attend safety meetings.
Keep work areas clean and organized by removing hazards and debris.
Safely operate company vehicles and maintain a valid driver's license and an excellent driving record free from points.
Repair mobile office trailers and modular buildings, including framing and finish carpentry, electrical, flooring, plumbing, painting, running gear, and other repairs.
Inspect returned buildings at check-in and check-out, determine repair scopes and customer-invoice damages, and create floor plan drawings as needed.
Perform customer-requested modifications and warranty or service repairs.
Maintain appropriate inventory of equipment, tools, parts, and VAPS needed for service tasks.
Provide courteous customer service in person and over the phone and explain repairs and services to customers.
Prepare modular buildings for scheduled delivery dates while meeting stated quality levels.
Perform service-related yard tasks and complete paperwork for deliveries, pickups, and service calls.
Perform HVAC system checks and maintenance according to company guidelines.
Work at field locations as assigned and perform installation and removal tasks at project sites, including foundation and pier work, rigging, removal of shipping materials and running gear, structural connections, finishes, painting, roof seaming and flashing, crawl-space skirting, gutters and downspouts, and construction layout.
Operate company trucks, Trans lift, skid-steer or track loader, all-terrain forklift, boom lift, scissor lift, and other required equipment.
Regularly visually inspect company trucks, trailers, and equipment and communicate maintenance needs to the Foreman and/or Site Superintendent.
Load and unload building materials as required.
Use typical hand and power tools for carpentry and construction work.
Follow instructions from the Site Superintendent, Project Manager, and other company management.
Complete assigned tasks safely, on time, and efficiently.
Record hours worked in the ADP application on a smartphone at the end of each workday.